Have you heard of a little video Scott discreetly uploaded to collegehumor.com on Monday? I doubt it because I haven’t, ’till now, given it the platform that is my wide audience.

Did you catch what I was doing right there? By means of some flashy verbiage I managed to complain about my anonymity again. I don’t know what I would write about without it, really. It’s my catch-22.

And if you’ve got a minute more here’s the behind the scenes action:

Brian Engh’s thesis film, Children of Stone, screened last Saturday after over a year of work. I filmed a bit of the behind the scenes and put together this little video which is at best an incomplete account of the night. Brian tells me he’ll be making a “making of” for the DVD which will hopefully fill in the gaps. For those of you there, however, maybe this will be interesting.

I’ve also posted the time lapse vid I made during production (back when the working title of the movie was Dawn of the Monoliths). We built a stage and filmed rock monsters fighting each other at LMU over the course of a weekend, and at something like 5000 percent speed this is what it looked like:

Ever reminisce about the good ‘ol days when being able to repeatedly launch yourself a few feet off the ground while simultaneously sitting down was just a park away?

Re live the teeter totter experience like I did by building one of your own in your back yard. Or do it for a friend who’s making a ridiculous sum of money for the stupidest 30 seconds of video ever assembled and then keep it and use it when you’re feeling down (oh lord, feeling down, that’s a good one, me!)

I’m back home in DE finally for the first time in 6 months or so and I’ve wasted no time in returning to work. Though the plan was to set out by today it wasn’t that much of a shock that we’ll be nearly a week behind. Fortunately for me I haven’t found myself doing trim work or lugging washing machines through narrow doors– instead I’m helping to finish the roof. A good portion was done which makes the rest seem to go by quicker.

It’s about 90 degrees with 90% humidity every day, but the wind makes it tolerable. Actually the entire environment and how long I’ve been away makes work seem more like fun. But I never completely forget.

I was told I may have misrepresented Delaware in a previous post so I wanted to take the opportunity to post a few pictures I’ve taken on the job site that will hopefully make the subject clearer. “Slower Lower Delaware,” I’m told, is a negative description, but I’ve always understood it as a way of describing a laid back life style….. And how stupid everyone is! SIKE!

The house my parents built

Hey little cloud guy

Dad’s truck, trailer, and the Sun

“Put that down and give me the next dimension x( !!”

Better than a desktop

I think it’s a pretty sweet deal.